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More Benelux Travels

August 30, 2010 by Dave8 Comments

More Benelux Travels

It is so awesome to be able to travel between countries with no stops at borders. The only indication you've left one country and entered another one these days in the European Union is when the carrier on your mobile phone changes! The public transportation system works extremely well - you never have to wait very long for either buses or trains. Today's highlight was a visit to the picturesque town of Vianden. Cobblestone streets wind their … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Europe · Tagged: Architecture, Bus Travel, Castle, Cell Phone, Festival, Flowers, Food and Wine, Hiking, Korea, Luxembourg, Music, New York City, Public Transportation, Restaurants, Train Travel

LAN Peru, SFO-LIM, Nonstop

July 2, 2010 by DaveLeave a Comment

LAN Peru, SFO-LIM, Nonstop

SAN FRANCISCO GATEWAY INAUGURATED LAN Airlines and its affiliates fourth US gateway offers the only nonstop service from San Francisco to South America Pablo Yunis of LAN Airlines and Michael McCarron, SFO Director of Community Affairs inaugurate the new San Francisco to Lima, Peru route with ribbon cutting ceremony at SFO. LAN is hosting the Golden Gateway Facebook Contest with a change to win two TR Premium Business Class tickets … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Press Releases · Tagged: Airport, America, Argentina, Art, Asia, Brazil, Caribbean, Chile, Culture, Easter, Ecuador, Europe, Hong Kong, Korea, Los Angeles, Machu Picchu, Markets, New York City, North America, Peru

Bad Lands

January 5, 2010 by DaveLeave a Comment

Bad Lands

Bad Lands by Tony Wheeler Join Lonely Planet founder Tony Wheeler as he explores some of the "badlands" in the world. He visited the following nine countries because of their human-rights abuses: Afghanistan, Albania, Burma, Cuba, Iran, Iraq, Libya, North Korea, and Saudi Arabia. … [Read more...]

Filed Under: International Books · Tagged: Afghanistan, Burma, Cuba, Iran, Iraq, Korea

A Journey In The Gold Coast:In Ghana

July 10, 2008 by Junfil OlarteLeave a Comment

A Journey In The Gold Coast:In Ghana

It was breezy late afternoon as I descended boarding EK 781 in the fertile soil of Ghana, a country in Western Africa. Indeed, it was my first visit to an entirely Black African nation with hospitable people. The uniqueness of humidity caught my attention next as we steered through traffic. Accompanied by my Ghanaian lawyer from the airport going to the place I was to stay. Ghana has a typical tropical climate: two rainy seasons in the … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Africa · Tagged: Africa, Airport, Beach, Belgium, Castle, Culture, Desert, England, Europe, Festival, France, Germany, Ghana, Japan, Journey, Korea, Rainforest, Restaurants, Sahara Desert, Traffic

Los Angeles, CA

by Dave · 12 Comments

Los Angeles, CA

Los Angeles anchors the heart of Southern California and LA is the 'King' here in the south land. International tourists who visit California often say to me, I visited Los Angeles and San Francisco, and I really didn't like Los Angeles, but San Francisco was so awesome; it is such a small city - easy to get around, manageable, picturesque etc. Well that is not what LA is about. To the casual visitor Los Angeles can be extremely overwhelming to … [Read more...]

Where is the Ho Chi Minh Trail?

February 7, 2006 by Solomon RastagarLeave a Comment

Where is the Ho Chi Minh Trail?

Saigon, Dec. 14, 2004 Director Francis Ford Coppola's 'Apocalypse Now' is a movie about the Vietnam War. Nowadays it is also a swanky bar in the heart of modern Saigon, Vietnam. I have yet to visit it, after having arrived in Saigon today from Hanoi, but I have heard that it enjoys a locally notorious reputation for fast cars, fast drugs, and fast women. It might be wiser to start with the tamer entertainment establishments of this utterly … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Asia · Tagged: Animal Rescue, Art, Bus Travel, China, Culture, Drinking, Farming, Fashion, Fishing, Halong Bay, Japan, Korea, Markets, Oyster, Paradise, River Rafting, Sailing, Seafood, Shopping Mall, Ski Trip

Moscow

February 5, 2006 by Anthony MichaelLeave a Comment

Moscow

My sister had been working with a charity organization in Moscow, Russia for several years. Throughout that time we had been corresponding with her by mail and were fascinated with her tales and interesting stories and experiences in Moscow! It was at that time, to our surprise, she sent a message to my mother inviting us to come and help with some of the projects she was working on. After several months of preparation we were off to embark on … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Europe · Tagged: Airport, America, Art, Bridges, Bus Travel, California, Culture, Europe, Festival, Japan, Jet lag, Korea, Mexico, Moscow, Russia, Sweden, Taxi, Visa, Walking tour

World’s Tallest Buildings – March 2004

March 1, 2004 by DaveLeave a Comment

World’s Tallest Buildings – March 2004

World's Tallest Buildings. Currently the tallest building in the world is the Burj Dubai topping out at 818 meters or 2,684 ft. We are still waiting for the first building to top out at 1,000 meters or over, or 3,000 feet or higher! 2. The Shanghai Tower (632 meters) 3. Makkah Clock Royal Tower in Makkah, Saudi Arabia (601 meters) 4. Ping in Shenzhen China (599 meters) 5. Lotte World Tower in Seoul (555 meters) 6. One World Trade Center in … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Highlight of the Month · Tagged: Art, Chicago, China, Dubai, Empire State Building, Hong Kong, Korea, New York City, Shanghai, Tallest Building

Nepal – The Flight

by Dave · Leave a Comment

Nepal – The Flight

We flew from Los Angeles in the early morning. The total flying time is about 19 hours from LA to Katmandu. We flew Thai Airways. As far as I am aware there are still no nonstop flights between those two cities. We made stops in Seoul, South Korea, and a 12 hour layover in Bangkok, Thailand. On the connection flight to Katmandu make sure you request tickets for the right side of the plane because then you will be able to see the Himalayas. There … [Read more...]

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